June 2007, Game 1, Question 5
Summary
The analysis of a specific GRE question reveals strategies for approaching 'must be true' questions and utilizing process of elimination effectively.
- Identifying incorrect answer choices through previous work and sketches is crucial for 'must be true' questions.
- Answer choices that specify a fixed number of digits between numbers can often be eliminated based on prior sketches.
- For questions involving the maximum number of digits between numbers, reviewing all possible placements according to the master sketch is essential.
- The correct answer is often found by default when all other options are proven incorrect.
- Understanding the logic behind the correct answer choice, even if it's identified by elimination, reinforces the strategy.
Chapters
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Approaching 'Must Be True' Questions
01:08
Determining the Correct Answer
01:42
Analyzing Answer Choice E
